Music News - Thomas Oliver releases new single 'Coffee' from upcoming album
24 January 2020 - 0 Comments
Award-winning Kiwi troubadour Thomas Oliver returns with new single Coffee.
Co-written with friend and fellow New Zealand songwriter Mitch James, Coffee came together in an Airbnb in Berlin. It was later produced by Oliver himself in his Berlin studio.
Full of catchy hooks and colourful production, Coffee is a song made for radio.
Get Coffee – iTunes / Apple / Spotify
Oliver explains where the inspiration for Coffee came from: “The love of coffee is the perfect metaphor for the love for the right person; no matter how many mornings you drink coffee, you never stop wanting it. It is one of the few things you can do every day, and still look forward to, just like good love.”
The accompanying video for Coffee has today premiered with RNZ, watch HERE
Oliver won the prestigious Silver Scroll Award in 2017 for his song If I Move To Mars. He is known for his tender vocals, his unique songwriting, his engaging demeanour on stage and his presence in multiple facets of music.
His last studio album titled Floating In The Darkness debuted at #6 on the Official New Zealand Music Chart and combined elements of soul, roots and folk and his signature self-production and mixing.
Coffee is the third single from Oliver’s upcoming full-length album The Brightest Light, being released via V2 Records on March 6, 2020.
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